The MYLO Center Resource Library: Elevate Your Leadership

Thank you for purchasing Managing Yourself and Leading Others: When Intelligence, Hard Work, and Good Intentions are no Longer Enough

This page is your go-to hub for resources, tools, and exercises to help you apply what you’ve learned and take your leadership to the next level.

If you found the book valuable, I’d love to hear your thoughts—please consider leaving a review to share your experience!

Books and Such

Understanding Yourself

Books

  • xx

Articles

  • xx

Videos/Films

  • xx

Managing Yourself

Books

Articles

  • xx

Videos/Films

  • xx

Leading Others

Books

Perspective-Taking

  • Movie: Vantage Point

  • Movie/Play: Wicked 

  • Book: A Tale of Two Beasts, by Fiona Robertson 

  • Book: Seriously, Cinderella is so Annoying: The Story of Cinderella as Told by the Wicked Step Mother (The Other Side of the Story), by Trisha Speed Shaskan 

  • Book: Honestly, Red Riding Hood was Rotten: The Story of Little Red Riding Hood as Told by the Wolf, by Trisha Speed Shaskan 

  • Book: No Lie, Pigs (and Their Houses) Can Fly! The Story of the Three Little Pigs as Told by the Wolf (The Other Side of the Story), by Jessica Gunderson 

  • Book: The Maligned Wolf, by Leif Fearn 

  • Video: YouTube Middle Ground | Jubilee playlist

Articles

  • xx

Videos/Films

  • 12 Angry Men (XXXX version)

Managing Up

Books

  • xx

Articles

  • xx

Videos/Films

  • xx

Understanding Organizational Culture

Books

Articles

  • xx

Videos/Films

  • Glengarry Glen Ross

Unpacking thee challenges of Leadership

Books

Articles

  • xx

Videos/Films

  • xx

Resilience, Recovery, Renewal, and Reinvention

Books

  • xx

Articles

  • xx

Videos/Films

  • xx

PDF Workbooks

3 Questions About You As A Leader

6 Questions for Self-Understanding

Choosing Among Alternatives

Work Style Differences: The Zig-Zag Chart

Emotion Words

What Emotion Are You Feeling and at What Level of Intensity? 

Note: Emotions are listed according to intensity, from low to high; you may have a different ordering for intensity and that’s fine – the important thing is to understand what emotion you are feeling.

Anger

Disgust

Fear

Happiness

Sadness

Surprise

  • Dislike

  • Distaste

  • Averse

  • Put off

  • Squeamish

  • Offended

  • Repulsed

  • Appalled

  • Disgusted

  • Repelled

  • Revolted

  • Sickened

  • Grossed out

  • Abhorrence

  • Hate

  • Displeased

  • Irritated

  • Annoyed

  • Irked

  • Aggravated

  • Pissed off

  • Frustrated

  • Mad

  • Angry

  • Exasperated

  • Infuriated

  • Incensed

  • Livid

  • Enraged

  • Ballistic

  • Content

  • Serene

  • At peace

  • Lighthearted

  • Satisfied

  • Pleased

  • Amused

  • Upbeat

  • Jolly

  • Happy

  • Delighted

  • Thrilled

  • Joyous/Joyful

  • Ecstatic

  • Euphoric

  • Uneasy

  • Disquieted

  • Apprehensive

  • Nervous

  • Anxious

  • Worried

  • Fearful

  • Afraid

  • Frightened

  • Scared

  • Anguished 

  • Panicked

  • Dread

  • Terrified

  • Petrified

  • Startled

  • Taken aback

  • Thrown

  • Rattled

  • Amazed

  • Surprised

  • Stunned

  • Shocked 

  • Astonished

  • Bewildered

  • Aghast

  • Speechless

  • Stupefied

  • Thunderstruck

  • Awed/Awestruck

  • Disappointed

  • Disheartened

  • Sad

  • Unhappy

  • Regretful

  • Sorrowful

  • Mournful

  • Hurt

  • Blue

  • Melancholy

  • Heartbroken

  • Dejected

  • Hopeless

  • Despairing

  • Depressed